Australia To Ask Tech Companies To Watermark AI Content
The Australian government is set to ask tech companies to label or watermark content generated by AI platforms such as ChatGPT.
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The Australian government is set to ask tech companies to label or watermark content generated by AI platforms such as ChatGPT.
Apple has banned its employees from using the AI chatbot ChatGPT fearing it might leak data. The company’s crackdown occurred as some leaked documents revealed that Apple is worried about the AI tools as they might leak important information.
As Artificial Intelligence strengthens its grip over our lives, there has been an increase in expert voices that suggest curbing the influence as it can threaten humanity’s existence. A recent survey conducted by Reuters/Ipsos, around 61%, more than two-third of the American population, agree that AI threatens the future of humanity.
AI has come under scrutiny once again as EU lawmakers agreed to setting tough rules for the technology. Members of the European parliament also voted in favor of banning the use of AI in facial recognition for surveillance of citizens.
While organizations around the world are discouraging their employees from using ChatGPT, a CEO is helping ease the burden over its employees by buying them ChatGPT plus accounts. Akash Nigam, founder and CEO of Genies, is currently spending $2,400 a month on ChatGPT accounts for 120 of his employees.
People have started to criticize Snapchat after it introduces new AI features to its platform. Snapchat has seen rise in its negative review ratings on app store after it was launched globally last week. Users were not specifically happy with the way My AI chatbot functioned as it was always pinned to the top for free users.
Alibaba has revealed its chatbot, a possible ChatGPT rival. Companies around the world are coming up with their own chatbots, grabbing the opportunity to be relevant in the age of AI. Alibaba announced the ChatGPT-style product called ‘Tongyi Qianwen’, and said it’ll be integrated into other Alibaba’s businesses.
India has stunned the world by deciding not to regulate AI. While the world is worried about the dangers of this new highly revolutionary technology, the Indian government has refused to regulate AI. In March, more than 500 experts belonging to different walks of life urged the closure of the AI labs which poses a significant threat to humanity.
The revolutionary OpenAI’s ChatGPt is officially banned in Italy over privacy concerns. The Italian data protection authority banned the ChatGPt and said they are going to investigate the Chatbot for any privacy breach. The privacy watchdog restricted US-owned OpenAI and said the ban will persist until it respects the rules of EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.
As if ChatGPT’s revolutionary steps were insufficient, Microsoft is already set to launch ChatGPT-4 with advanced features. The new ChatGPT-4 will be launched after one week with multiple visual features like videos and images.
The United Nations Chief of human rights said that Artificial intelligence poses a grave threat to human rights. Volker Turk, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights mentioned that the recent advancements in AI posed a great danger to human rights if not controlled or prevented.
The tech giant is set to announce its own OpenAI chatbot called Bard. Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai made an announcement in his blog that mentioned that the new service is only tested in specific testing groups and will be available once the testing is done.
